sports league has kept thousands of kids off the streets thru the years...and it's president, earl ingram junior is positively milwaukee on an overcast fall day--more tthan a thousand people hit the gridiron on a saturday afternoon at lincoln park-- here for the weekly tournaments held by the neighborhood childrens sports league"has to work you baby lets go" earl ingram is president of the league"our program has been around about 56 years i'm the last in a long line of people who were smarter than i who created this program"for these fresh faced football players and devoted cheerleaders--memories are made"i want the ball in the second half""these children who come here in many instances, single mother household, the poorest of the poor, these are the children from in some of the poorest zip codes in the community"to many players--the coaches are football, football is our tool" despite the huge crowd, the weekly ritual goes off without a hitch--"the opportunity to play the great game of football in front of thousands and thousands of people no police no s3heriffs, 2 to 3 thousand people ga

you still can't yell >> ingram is now charged with disorderly conduct. >> it's not criminal conduct. >> her attorney mark victor filed a motion to dismiss the case saying this is a first amendment issue. ingram didn't -- >> this presents the question is it a crime to swear at another person and the answer is not in a free society. not in our society. it's just not a crime. >> if convicted ingram could have to serve there's a hearing later this month on her case. we'll keep you updated on what happens. reporting from chandler, katy conner. >>> and all new at 6:00. a measle scare in the valley. is there much to worry about tonight. >> we were already inside here taking a look at the big preps in vegas ahead of the last presidential debate. what we can look forward to no matter your party preference. >> must changes have already been made in gilbert at the tested with three tragedies in a month. >> you have certain rights if you know what they are. joe ducey here comes up, i'm going to tell you how to find out for free. >>> tracking your forecast as you send those kidoes out the door. t

. >> a fantastic sunset, madeira beach, and stephanie ingram, love that photo, and an umbrella goes out to stephanie, just go to a pc and like my facebook page, you u upload the photos to the app and we give away monday through friday. and there you go. breezy out there, with clouds to rolled in from the gulf. brooksville at 71. the wind direction this weekend will stay generally north and northwest all the way through sunday evening. that is our cool and dry wind direction with dewpoints may go virtually cloud free between now and monday afternoon, maybe a few fair-weather clouds on sunday,

joining us now is laura ingram, fox news contributor.ongrats on that. >> appreciate it. >> here we are, we've got a town hall debate, a little different obviously. two moderators apparently arguing over who gets to beat up donald trump this time, who gets to be the third wheel trashing trump and attacking him. putting that aside, what is the approach? what is laura ingram's best advice for donald trump going into this type of format? >> understand that the moderators aren't really moderators. the moderators are there to ensure that you lose theesident goal. so just know that going in. they're not your friends. they're probably not going to be fair. so don't even worry about that. and when people are recognized in the audience, and i understand they're thinking of giving a question to a child who is undocumented and the child might ask what's going to happen to me, those types of questions are, you know, are likely. >> let's start there. i like mike pence's answer the other night. the first thing we're going to do, you've got to build the

we have seen people like eric ericson and ann coulter and erin ingram who normally got along, oppositeides of the trump line and george will, temptly very opposite having in common their distaste for donald trump. now you're right, ari, that trump for all of his professed disdain of the media does a great job of working them. there are some who just simply have refused to be worked. erickson and george will being prominent examples. >> yeah, let me jump in. i want to get to that. but before we get to who it doesn't work on, you really report in detail how it works. and that there's more effort there than people may realize. donald trump being canny behind the scenes. many members of this conservative press have visited trump's invitation, joining the resident gatsby for steak and lobster on the patio where trump squints and appears to listen intently while his guests dispense political wisdom. though it's never clear whether he's actually interested in it, simply flattering his guests or sizing them up. and you write, when i dined with him this spring, trump asked me eagerly how i like

they go to anderson, ingram is there to meet him at the 50. san diego stays on top of them, try to let every second go by. >> phil: that and joe decamillis h clock in knowing if they do get it and field goal range knowing you did that second store review kicked a field goal early in set of keep trying to drive the football. >> jim: over to fowler, in the field of play a minute and a half and running. batted away at the line of was coming around the edge. liuget can't get past garcia, stands there and watches. great job getting his hands up. >> jim: must the postgame show immediately after the game. highlights, analysis, and a special guest. on the mouse the postgame show. 1:14 remaining. 3rd & 2. picks up the first, getting out of bounds had a couple of charters that could have made a play, brought him down in the field of play but stopped the clock at 1:'s 07, new set of downs but it >> phil: big difference. keep them in the, another ten aggravated for him to be out there. incomplete, trying to threaded to the thread it to taylor, we got stev

[applause] we will next go to you laura ingram. your six minutes is on the clock. >> i want to thank everyone here for coming tonight. it's such a great privilege to be with all of you and i can't believe 14% of the people in this room actually support the proposition. i will buy margaritas for all of you, all of you at the fun table. i am honestly thrilled to be here to support the proposition and i would like to begin with a quote from march of this year. here it goes. i have seen first-hand how excessive wall street in the corporations are at wielding influence using lobbyists, campaign donations and subtle promises of future jobs to get the global deals they want. opal feels like a transpacific partnership will boost the profits of wall street's corporations and make the richest 1% even richer but they will will conjure you to the steady shrinkage of the american middle class. that quote was posted by robert reich former secretary of labor for the clinton administration and our opposition tonight. next i would like to quote at

the handoff to ingram. ingram fumbles the ball, loses it. picked up by earl thomas to the end zone.! seattle. >> second down nine into six defensive backs. in stride again. breaks one tackle, breaks another, breaks a third tackle and takes it in. steps over the pocket, heads downfield. touchdown, patriots. >> vollmer being pressured and he shovelled it ahead and it's picked up. play is continuing and it's carried into the end zone. >> pop over the middle, intercepted! brandon roby down the sideline! touchdown! >> great protection. looking down the field to the end zone, and it is a touchdown! connor roberts, he's got it. still on his feet. roberts! ball game! raiders win! >> how about those raiders? welcome back. those were some of the biggest plays in the nfl on sunday, and the raiders also set a league record for the most penalties in a game with 23. maybe those bad boys once again. 30-24 win over the bucs. sunday night football in just a moment, but first game five of the world series. cubs on the breakdown 3-1 after dropping the last two over the weekend at wrigley. the cubbies,

ladies and gentlemen, laura ingram.pointed you tonight. donald trump can make america great again as the former u.s. labor secretary, the claimed filmmaker, author, one of the most formidable of his time robert reisch. [applause] a two-time governor in the state of michigan and the cochair of hillary clinton's white house transition team please join me in a warm canadian welcome to jennifer granholm. [applause] .. predebate checklist before we go to our opening statements. first we have a hashtag going tonight. those in the hollow those watching on line hashtag munk debate. let us know what you think. join the debate in china conversation take part in our rolling poll also as the munk debate.com/vote and of course our countdown clock. for those of you who are regulars at the debate this is how we keep our debaters on their toes and our debates on time. we have a clock that will appear as the debaters opening and closing remarks count down to zero. join me in a round of applause and that will let them know that it's time

first quarter, saints runningback ingram on the run and fumbles. thomas scoops it up and takes it to the house. thomas as you could expect very excited. so excited he hugs the referee. yeah. the referee not feeling it. unsportsman-like conduct. no fun league strikes again. saints win the game. >>> out to the track. first of three races, round of eight in the chase for the sprint cup. martinsville, virginia. lap 198. battle of hamlin and then jimmi ye johnson and then johnson gets the revenge. 91 laps to go. they out. as hi goes low and makes the pass, holds on and leads for first one and punches his ticket to the championship weekend. johnson with a chance to win his seventh sprint cup title. and the wizards and capitals, both in action. wizards playing the second regular season game of the year. hopefully a "w" in the game. >> thank you. >> we have some rain moving in and before that, what are the odds that sunday night football ended with a tie last week and then we had a tie with the redskins -- >> 1 in 700 million. i think those are the officia

later, courtney ingram will put it towards the net and dana sure gets it and scores. this will make it 2-0. for the third straight year, winnacunnet and pinkerton's season in the playoffs -- season in the playoffs. a cleveland, the indians winning 3-0 in game one of the world series, three outs away from beating the cubs. tom: very good. we've got another story. shelley: how successful was his disguise? i'm colin van ostern, and this is my father-in-law, rich. and this is peter and patrick. i agreed to do a tv ad only if my grandkids were in it, too. i trust colin with their future. my clean energy plan is all about their future. as governor, i'll invest in solar and renewable energy. that'll hold down energy costs, create local jobs, and protect the environment. it's how we keep new hampshire moving forward. and ice cream. you get a lot of energy that way, too. i'm frank guinta and i approve this message. narrator: new hampshire has one of the worst opiate epidemics in the nation. and frank guinta is leading the charge to fight it. erin canterbury: when i met congres

they go to anderson, ingram is there to meet him at the 50. san diego stays on top of them, try to let every second go by. >> phil: that and joe ca clock in knowing if they do get it and field goal range knowing you did that second store review kicked a field goal early in set of keep trying to drive the football. >> jim: over to fowler, in the field of play a minute and a half and running. batted away at the line of was coming around the edge. liuget can't get past garcia, stands there and watches. great job getting his hands up. >> jim: must the postgame show immediately after the game. highlights, analysis, and a special guest. on the mouse the postgame show. 1:14 remaining. 3rd & 2. picks up the first, getting out of bounds had a couple of charters that could have made a play, brought him down in the field of play but stopped the clock at 1:'s 07, new set of downs but it >> phil: big difference. keep them in the, another ten aggravated for him to be out there. incomplete, trying to threaded to the thread it to taylor, we got steve williams

they go to anderson, ingram is there to meet him at the 50. san diego stays on top of them, try to let every second go by. >> phil: that and joe decamillis has me it and field goal range knowing you did that second store review kicked a field goal early in set of keep trying to drive the football. >> jim: over to fowler, in the field of play a minute and a half and running. batted away at the line of was coming around the edge. liuget can't get past garcia, stands there and watches. great job getting his hands up. >> jim: must the postgame show immediately after the game. highlights, analysis, and a special guest. on the mouse the postgame show. 1:14 remaining. 3rd & 2. picks up the first, getting out of bounds had a couple of charters that could have made a play, brought him down in the field of play but stopped the clock at 1:'s 07, new set of downs but it >> phil: big difference. keep them in the, another ten and 15 seconds off the clock. aggravated for him to be out there. incomplete, trying to threaded to the thread it to taylor, we got s

they go to anderson, ingram is there to meet him at the 50. san diego stays on top of them, try to let every second go by. >> phil: that and joe mi clock in knowing if they do get it and field goal range knowing you did that second store review kicked a field goal early in set of keep trying to drive the football. >> jim: over to fowler, in the field of play a minute and a half and running. batted away at the line of was coming around the edge. liuget can't get past garcia, stands there and watches. great job getting his hands up. >> jim: must the postgame show immediately after the game. highlights, analysis, and a special guest. on the mouse the postgame show. 1:14 remaining. 3rd & 2. picks up the first, getting out of bounds had a couple of charters that could have made a play, brought him down in the field of play but stopped the clock at 1:'s 07, new set of downs but it >> phil: big difference. keep them in the, another ten aggravated for him to be out there. incomplete, trying to threaded to the thread it to taylor, we got steve williams

they go to anderson, ingram is there to meet him at the 50. san diego stays on top of them, try to let every second go by. >> phil: that and joe decamillis has me watching the clock in knowing if they do get it and field goal range knowing you did that second store review kicked a field goal early in set of keep trying to drive the football. >> jim: over to fowler, in the field of play a minute and a half and running. batted away at the line of scrimmage>> phil: joey bosa was coming around the edge. liuget can't get past garcia, stands there and watches. great job getting his hands up. >> jim: must the postgame show immediately after the game. highlights, analysis, and a special guest. on the mouse the postgame show. 1:14 remaining. 3rd & 2. picks up the first, getting out of bounds had a couple of charters that could have made a play, brought him down in the field of play but stopped the clock at 1:'s 07, new set of downs but it >> phil: big difference. keep them in the, another ten and 15 seconds off the clock. now thomas on the sideline, to

they go to anderson, ingram is there to meet him at the 50. san diego stays on top of them, try to let every second go by. >> phil: that and joe decamillis has me watching the it and field goal range knowing you did that second store review kicked a field goal early in set of keep trying to drive the football. >> jim: over to fowler, in the field of play a minute and a half and running. batted away at the line of was coming around the edge. liuget can't get past garcia, stands there and watches. great job getting his hands up. >> jim: must the postgame show immediately after the game. highlights, analysis, and a special guest. on the mouse the postgame show. 1:14 remaining. 3rd & 2. picks up the first, getting out of bounds had a couple of charters that could have made a play, brought him down in the field of play but stopped the clock at 1:'s 07, new set of downs but it >> phil: big difference. keep them in the, another ten and 15 seconds off the clock. aggravated for him to be out there. incomplete, trying to threaded to the thread it to tay

later, courtney ingram will put it towards the net and dana sure gets it and scores. this will make it for the third straight year, winnacunnet and pinkerton's season in the playoffs -- winnacunnet ends pinkerton's season in the playoffs. a cleveland, the indians winning 3-0 in game one of the world series, three outs away from beating the cubs. tom: very good. for months and months of this. i'd like to punch him in the face i'll tell you. there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her, wherever. kelly ayotte stood by him. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely. i would do that. but now, she's running away. kelly ayotte's all politics, no principles. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. the difference... always putting people first. maggie hassan helped energize our economy by focusing on families, innovation and education. the same approach maggie will take as us senator: a detailed plan to make college more affordable. lower cost prescription d

. >> a fantastic sunset, madeira beach, and stephanie ingram, love that photo, and an umbrella goes out to stephanie, just go to a pc and like my facebook page, you u upload the photos to the app and we give away monday through friday. and there you go. breezy out there, with clouds to rolled in from the gulf. brooksville at 71. the wind direction this weekend will stay generally north and northwest all the way through sunday evening. that is our cool and dry wind direction with dewpoints may go virtually cloud free between now and monday afternoon, maybe a few fair-weather clouds on sunday, but 64 dre degrees at 9:00 a.m.d 72 by 4:00. a fantastic weekend coming up. >> a media giant's stock is up on talks of a giant hook. up, shares of time hitting its highest price in 14 years on rumors that at&t is planning to buy the company. you are paying around 2:.23 fora gallon of unleaded on average, and then the majority of adults have a drink while watching a football game, and the most popular drink? no tw surprise, it's a when powerful people need someone to do their dirty work, they hire bo

rookie - tyreek hill - what a snag - kansas city takes a two- made their push - in the fourth -mark ingram takes the handoff - but loses the football - it's recovered by the league's number-one ballhawk - marcus peters... the chiefs get their ninth straight home win... and they get to 4 and 2 on the season with a 27-21 victory - they'll hit the road again next week to play the colts... "i was telling the guys in the locker room -- the two turnovers were the difference maker, i thought... they had some long drives today time wise... it was just a killer, that fumble? to put that whole drive away from it and we were able to convert and milk the clock even more" timewise. to put the drive together but nothing does put the drive together and get nothing out of it.>> we held them to 21 points that is a pc with a have been going break that is a team that has been red-hot. air coming off two take winds, against carolina and san diego. >> former panther david johnson is back in prime time. the cardinals and a low scoring battle with the seahawks. catcher. here's a 10 yard gain for the former panth

miriam ingram caught on camera yelling at her neighbors, upset over them smoking outside. she claims the smell was coming through her vents and it wasn't the first time. she yelled from inside her home but her neighbors we recording her. then the knock on the door. >> i just came by to ask you why you yelled what you yelled at your neighbor. you still can't yell obscenities at people over the wall. >> he just told me he's going to file charges and i think they're going to come arrest me. >> there is a hearing later this month on her case. we'll keep you updated on what happens. innocent enough. others are raising red flags with parents. one is called whisper, a free app letting your child talk anonymously with other people. if you like what someone else said, you can love it, chat or ask them to join a group. some are finding out there are dangerous consequences. >> you're allowing someone to see exactly your exact location. it's like opening the front door to your house and leaving it open for anyone to enter. >> officers in boulder, who met his 14-year-old victim on whis

. >> laura ingram tweeted he should have said he will accept the results of the election. that debate did pretty well in terms of your ships. early numbers indicate more than 70 million -- viewership . early numbers indicate more than 70 people -- 70 million people tuned in . >>> people received ballots and then know -- noticed one of the races >> more than 250 voters living in the city of largo had to be mailed of these notices after the first batch of mail in ballots excluded the city commission race. a largo resident noticed neither candidate was on the mail in ballots and inform city officials. several areas in largo were annexed, but the information was not updated with the supervisor of elections office. this is after the ballots had this is after the ballots had already started to go out on october 4. city officials alerted election representatives october 11, and replacement ballot started to go out 2 days later with the notice to voters. wants annexation ordinances are adopted by the city commission, they record them in the official public records of pinellas coun

fox news contributor, laura ingram. and i can't believe i see him here and fox news contributor, tucker carlson. laura, let's start. but nbc, cnbc, univision, the new york time, the "boston globe," the "washington post." all an extension in every way imaginable of the clinton press office. >> all these media outlets that you just rattled off, they're all part of what is essentially a super duper pack for hillary. this is beyond the super pac. this is more influential than any super pac. it controls what people see and what people hear and what people read. and the way campaigns are framed, it is still very important. even with the internet and we've talking radio and fox, the way the main stream media framed stories and rallies and news cycles, still has an enormous i think knew on the way, especially younger people feel. people who are not all that steeped in politics. who maybe take a quick read of things. and it is everything that we always thought and confirmed in these wikileaks. it is going to lead to more distrus

miriam ingram caught on camera yelling at her neighbors, upset over them smoking outside. she claims the smell was coming through the vents and it wasn't the first time. she yelled from inside her own home but her neighbors were recording her. then came the knock on the door. >> i just came by to ask you why you yelled what you yelled at your neighbor? you still can't yell obscenities at people over the wall. >> he just told me that he was going to file charges. and i'm really in a panic because i think they're going to come arrest me. >> reporter: she's been charged with disorderly conduct and does face possible jail time. coming up, why some say this is an attack on the first amendment. >>> phoenix police officers investigating a stabbing near 7th street and broadway. it happened late last night. a 33-year-old man is recovering in the hospital. >>> a tucson woman is recovering after being shot in the arm while a gun from her child's hands. authorities say the gun was unsecured when the toddler got hold of it. her injuries are not life- threatening and so far no charges h

let's bring in mike ingram, marquis strategist joining us on the telephone with your thoughts from where we go here. by this front and center? obviously a good quarter but the last couple months have been a little choppy. >> ecstatically. first of all leaf giving european banks first in the headline in january this year. we saw european markets effectively have a coronary. we saw some recovery from the mid-first quarter into the second quarter but many investors took that as an opportunity to get out of the market to get back into the u.s. we really see a resolution. lea: are you bullish or bearish or how to quantify your outlook collects events? >> the big picture i remain bearish. a lot of unresolved issues. what is going on in the banking system over here is symptomatic of that. ultimately a lot of problems will have to be dealt with at politicians. as you have included mr. trump, politics is not a place in the u.s. and i can assure you it's not in a good place in europe either. my worry is we will have a policy vacuum and assorted panic attacks we've seen increasingly unlikely to rec

[applause] we will next go to you laura ingram. your six minutes is on the clock. >> i want to thank everyone here for coming tonight. it's such a great privilege to be with all of you and i can't believe 14% of the people in this room actually support the proposition. i will buy margaritas for all of you, all of you at the fun table. i am honestly thrilled to be here to support the proposition and i would like to begin with a quote from march of this year. here it goes. i have seen first-hand how excessive wall street in the corporations are at wielding influence using lobbyists, campaign donations and subtle promises of future jobs to get the global deals they want. opal feels like a transpacific partnership will boost the profits of wall street's corporations and make the richest 1% even richer but they will will conjure you to the steady shrinkage of the american middle class. that quote was posted by robert reich former secretary of labor for the clinton administration and our opposition tonight. next i would like to quote at

the dance and theatre artist behind salt soul is here with jermaine ingram, one of the lab raters involvedin the pop up performances. thank you so much for being here. let's start with you. you were inspire d through a fe tragedies in your life and some incidents you witnessed firsthand. tell us about that. >> yeah, my loss and second one is few years ago, 22nd and market the collapsed building and the other one two years ago, disaster. so, that was a really different sort of loss. >> tell us how those events we're looking at video here of the collapse buildi ining a cou of years ago. tell us how these events play a role in this performance. >> yeah. >> sure, each of these events inspires music and dance. video. we use some clips from the disaster itself at 22nd and market street. it's inspired, a sight specific performance, but play across the entire facility in asian arts initiative. what we do is try to build in ourselves a sense of empathy for people who have lost loved ones in these disasters. and we're showing the connection among us, the collaborators, hopefully build a sense of col

laura ingram is here to weigh in. >> the people at home cannot understand either one of you when you speak over each other. >> and an insulting and constantly interrupting tim kaine falls flat with ohio voters. >> i think i'm still on my name. >> we have a dial test. >> it's the craziest thing in the world. >> and bill clinton bashes obama care and then backtracks. all that plus rudy all-yawny is here. >> picture to "hannity." tonight mike pence is giving the trump campaign a boost after his performance last night at the vice presidential debate. the governor focussed on issues that matter to you. despite being interrupted by his opponent, senator tim kaine a whopping 72 times. the rnc put together a video maun taj of all the instances where kaine tried to cut in. it's over four minutes long. here are a few examples? >> they're heavy handed approach dr. >> you both said. >> thank you -- >> thank you, senator -- >> you praised vladimir putin as a great leader. >> besieged by crime -- >> he says -- >> hold on a , governor. >> he just never would -- >> why did he say that? >> that's not

time to weigh in, head to www.pulse.msnbc.com, tweet me or my colleague, thomas roberts, tweet me, ingramk. picture poison, i will be checking in. thomas roberts is in new york. hi pal. >> yes, i will see you in st. louis. good to have you with me, i am thomas roberts. two big stories we are following this hour. mother nature including breaking news and updates moments ago on hurricane matthew, this could be the first major hurricane to hit the u.s. in ta decade. evacuations and preparations as millions brace for the impact of matthew. a direct hit on florida regardless if there is a direct hit or not, the impact will be devastating. i cannot emphasize enough that everyone in our state must prepare now for a direct hit. >>> donald trump is holding a rally in battleground nevada, it is his first rally since live tweeting of last night's debate. did he feel upsta stage by the number two of his ticket. the new information just in on this monster storm over the next critical 36 hours. our meteorologist and correspondence are in place across the southeast and here at the msnbc weather center,

laura ingram is here to weigh in. >> the people at home cannot understand either one of you when you each other. >> and an insulting and constantly interrupting tim kaine

lara ingram is here with reactions. a democrat operative exposed admits to coordinating with the clinton campaign rnl of course we're coordinating. i'm absolutely coordinating. it's completely 100% legal. >> rudy giuliani is here tonight with reaction. >>> these thieves and crooks, the media -- not all of it. not all of it. much of it. they may be more crooked than hillary. >> and wikileaks reveals another shocking example of the mainstream media colluding with hillary clinton's campaign. monica crowley weighs in. "hannity" starts right here right now. >>> tonight earlier voting has started. only two weeks left to stop the obama/clinton machine. two weeks from today you will be voting. and obamacare premiums are going to skyrocket yet again by double digits and that's not all. nearly one in five americans now enrolled in the government program will only have one insurance provider to choose from. here's how donald trump addressed the issue earlier today. >> together we're going to deliver real change that once again put

heura ingram tweeted " should've said he would've accepted the results of the election.here is no other option unless we are in a recount again." all day there were conservative forces on foxnews calling the whole thing a distraction. here is how karl rove summed it up. karl: he could've easily said, of course, i believe in the peaceful transition of power and i will accept the results of the election as they are certified. >> he thinks the whole system is a rate> igged. karl: this white set the good things he said on trade, around immigration, -- this wipes out all the good things because this is the headline. on the other side of the ideological chasm, progressive pundits hailed clinton's performance as nearly flawless. the performance last night put the finishing touch on "the most effective series of debate performances in modern history." let's pretend we live in a parallel universe where donald the verdictt would be in that circumstance on last night's debate? mark: i think people would have three takeaways. one is that hillary clinton is a masterful debater, and h

louis, laura ingram and juan williams. in new york, dana perino. this has been bizarre.n this debate, set the table. >> they are everything. trump has decided to go all the way. we have been debating over the last 24 hours should he apologize. it is an interesting and tough question. he clearly by the facebook live event decided not to attack hillary clinton but to attack basically the entire american establishment, the press and basically keepers of american standards. his idea here, i think, is that there is an audience for this. a lot of people who feel lectured by or judged by people who have succeeded in this country over the past ten years and they don't like it. by trying out this stuff trump is saying you don't like these people i'm your man. we can assess whether it works. it's not just about hillary. it's against the american establishment. >> laura, you have been a staunch defender of donald trump's all along. here he is on tape. it's not like he was 20. it was 11 years ago saying he is advocating sexual assault of women by himself, bragging about trying to se

tom rogan, laura ingram, heidi prisbala and charles krauthammer. heidi, it was your paper's map about the premium hikes earlier in the month. now it has come to pass officially. what does this mean politically? >> well, i think you ask anyone, this was entirely foreseeable. mitt romney said when we were watching this it's not going to watch if you let the sickest people all flood into the system and the healthiest people aren't there to kind of defray some of the costs. we are inevitably here. it's coming days before the presidential election. absolutely it could really make some people angry. we're talking about a small generally speaking universe of people, 5 to 7 million people who fall into this category who don't get subsidies and will see the massive rate mikes, in some cases 116%. what needs to happen is both parties need to knock off the politics after the election. hillary clinton and the democrats need to stop -- like that statement you saw -- being in denial this is working. the republicans for their part need to also accept that this is

lara ingram is here with reactions.ive exposed admits to coordinating with the clinton campaignnl

they go to anderson, ingram is there to meet him at the 50. san diego stays on top of them, try to let every second go by. >> phil: that and joe decamillis has me watching the it and field goal range knowing you did that second store review kicked a field goal early in set of keep trying to drive the football. >> jim: over to fowler, in the field of play a minute and a half and running. batted away at the line of was coming around the edge. liuget can't get past garcia, stands there and watches. great job getting his hands up. >> jim: must the postgame show immediately after the game. highlights, analysis, and a special guest. on the mouse the postgame show. 1:14 remaining. 3rd & 2. picks up the first, getting out of bounds had a couple of charters that could have made a play, brought him down in the field of play but stopped the clock at 1:'s 07, new set of downs but it >> phil: big difference. keep them in the, another ten and 15 seconds off the clock. aggravated for him to be out there. incomplete, trying to threaded to the thread it to tay

[applause] we will next go to you laura ingram.our six minutes is on the clock. >> i want to thank everyone here for coming tonight. it's such a great privilege to be with all of you and i can't believe 14% of the people in this room actually support the proposition. i will buy margaritas for all of you, all of you at the fun table. i am honestly thrilled to be here to support the proposition and i would like to begin with a quote from march of this year. here it goes. i have seen first-hand how excessive wall street in the corporations are at wielding influence using lobbyists, campaign donations and subtle promises of future jobs to get the global deals they want. opal feels like a transpacific partnership will boost the profits of wall street's corporations and make the richest 1% even richer but they will will conjure you to the steady shrinkage of the american middle class. that quote was posted by robert reich former secretary of labor for the clinton administration and our opposition tonight. next i would like to quote at 20

therefore let's encourage the soviets to come to the table like we did ingram mako. i'll bet you that they went back to the soviet union saying listen, this president is calling the shots. we better move. you know why i think we'll get an agreement because i think it's in the interest of the soviet union to make it just as it is in the interest of the united states. they're not deterred by rhetoric. i listen to their rhetoric for two years at the united nations. i've lived in a communist country. it's not rhetoric, it's self interest. >> congress woman ferrero, you and mr. mondale said verification may not be possible on such an agreement and make sure the soviets are not cheating. >> let me say, first of all, i don't think there is any issue that is more important in this campaign than the issue of war and peace. today is eleanor roosevelt's 100 birthday and let me say it's not enough to want peace, you have to believe in it and work for it this administration has indicated quite the opposite. the last time i heard face president bush blame the fact that they didn't

the songwriter also wrote for other artists like george benson, patty austin, james ingram and chaka. >> stars of empire which aired last night, you watched? >> yes. this was very interesting episode. they touched on politics. >> yes, they d and they're taking some time from their explosive drama on screen which is empire. i've never seen, well, maybe it has happened before. >> it has happened before. still shocking. >> the hole -- most of the cast got in to the presidential race by endorse ago candidate. >> so you're watching empire last night, you saw this, there was political ad. >> only one person in this race who said black lives matter. so many women and men died for us to have the right to vote. every time we sit out, we dishonor their sacrifices. >> i'm voting for hillary clinton. >> i'm tasha smith. >> i'm jessie small. >> i'm tray buyers. >> grace buyers. >> and i'm voting for hillary clinton. >> i'm voting for hillary clinton. >> well, i haven't seen. that you say you have. empire? >> new last night. >> yes. that's new. creator of the show, lee daniels, from philadelphia,

through the weekend, matt ingram and others were good on this new definition of net neutrality, if thes on the content makers. content is king, but is content that neutrality? where does that stand? alex: a moving target. regulators allowed comcast to buy nbc because they felt there was no -- this is vertical integration. it is the same argument at&t is going to use to buy time warner. they did not allow comcast to buy time warner cable, even though those companies are not actually competitors. but they made a net neutrality argument that comcast would own too much of the internet. the question will be, are they going to use the same precedent with comcast-nbc to allow this deal with conditions on it? , have the ball shifted the goal posts shifted, and basically the idea of one company getting really large -- even if there is no particular thing about, they are buying a stillitor -- will that trigger a new administration, a new doj to look at things differently? tom: congratulations on your team's reporting on this transaction. we will drive the conversation forward. who cares about th

i have james ingram, stevievi wonder, ricky minor, tina clark lot of great people with theplet music and my son wrote lot ofoto the music and it's a very ---- it's much a fusion of everythinf i do. i it's cinema, dance, theater, thr spoken word, art, everything.th it's everything that i do onthgt that stage.thattage >> right. all writ there on the stage.>> e october 27th through the 300 you mentioned the topics, gull violent, gang violence, dealingg with the police, challenges people deal with growing up in unsafe neighborhoods.ghborhoo october 29th.oc this is going to be a huges goib discussion and you got heavyon u hitters coming in to assist yout with that. >> whoopi goldberg, debbie, i'm there. debbie i'm there.bb'm the i love her so much. nicole hockly from sandy hook h promise coming. com lee daniels. if he low is a rashad. taylor hicks from the coalitioni to stop gun violence. v we've been partnering with the center for american progress.n r it's an amazing group, but it also speaks v to come and what needs to happep beyond this incrediblebl production as at the kennedynedy ce

and the jeff sessions and ann coulter and laura ingram and all the -- sarah palin, the pundit class that's been behind trump has been pushing was outraged. and they smoked came out of their ears and they said this is a betrayal and outrage, but if you read the media stories about the actual rank and file trump followers, they kind of shrugged. you know, they said, well, you know, we're sure he'll do the right thing and we don't know and, you know, we're not upset, and i'm still behind him. and so i started to wonder what that was about. and he's done a 180, and the supporters don't seem to mind, you know, what does that suggest? i started digging into the polling that's been done of the questions that have been asked of trump supporters. and i found some interesting surprises. i'd seen polling, but i hadn't put it together. yes, they want a wall. 80% want a wall. 60% of all republicans want a wall. there's no chickens in the armor about the around the wall. excuse the pun. but trump voters are surprisingly divided on what to do about the 11 million. and a pew poll in march said should we a

even laura ingram, radio talk show host who has been a strong supporter said, he should have said he would accept the results of the election. there is no other option unless we're in a recount again. so, let's set the stage right here. 20 days to go. the three debates are done. no other big events that are planned in this election. hillary clinton came in with about a six-point lead. if you look at the average of the national polls, leading in all the battleground states. did donald trump do anything tonight to change that dynamic? >> not a thing. my guess is from this debate, hillary clearly won this debate. it was her best performance of the three she's had. donald trump does well, he did well in the first third, as the final of it. i think this is going to continue on, this whole idea that he wouldn't accept the results, is going to continue on. i would expect republican officials around the country, in the day and days ahead to come out and say, donald trump, you cannot say that. you need to accept the results of this. but this debate was a clear win for hillary clinton. she has

laura ingram and juan williams are in broadcast alley atil win. it's not over which is amazing relative to expectations. >> i thought that she did very well in the first half of the debate but the next half hour after that he did very well especially when he came prepared with specifics on things like obama care which not gotten enough attention. i think there is some fact checking to be done. she did say in her plan she would get rid of carried interest. i think that gets a little technical for people. in the third half hour i think that maybe a draw at that point. his foreign policy answer i think was very off when it came to what he was saying about russia's participation in helping assad. he was suggesting that they were going after isis. note that is not true. will that wash over? i agree with tucker. live to fight another day? does his vice president live to fight another day? he took issue with something that pike penmike pence said. if you worry about the supreme court and you are a republican you said i liked his answer on that especially

laura ingram and juan williams are in broadcast alley and dana perino is in new york. >> he is an escape artist. i don't think a single person in the world i live in who thought his campaign could continue after this. it will be tough for donald trump to be elected president. the campaign is not over. he defined the terms of the most of the debate. he rattled secretary clinton on stage and off stage. one spokesman tweeted out fu, spelled it out. that is the kind of response to a campaign that is bewildered. i think donald trump's chief advantage from the very beginning is he is not taking it seriously anyone who makes more than -- i don't think he will win. it's not over which is amazing relative to expectations. >> i thought that she did very well in the first half of the debate but the next half hour after that he did very well especially when he came prepared with specifics on things like obama care which not gotten enough attention. i think there is some fact checking to be done. she did say in her plan she would get rid of carried interest. i think that gets a little technical for p